Definition: Sclerieae are a class of fungi that includes the genera Dendrobium, Penicillium, and Cryptococcus. These organisms produce spores called hyphae and are known for their ability to colonize new environments and thrive in diverse conditions. They are characterized by their unique structures such as the hyphal network, which is composed of a complex network of interconnected hyphae, and the presence of specialized cells called hyphae (also referred to as spores